49 in the published record, 2 in the recordings
In the record
Published agenda49 items
Published agendas and the dispositions the approved minutes recorded. Twelve years, whether or not a camera was running.
- Mar 21, 2023Board
N60No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda - Dec 6, 2022Board
C52ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment and Request for Funding – Transfer from the General Fund and Penny for Pasco Public Safety Reserves – Pasco County Sheriff’s Office – Carry Forward Unspent Fiscal Year 2022 Funds to Fiscal Year 2023 Due to Delay in Vehicle and Equipment Deliveries – $5,945,304.30
Approved minutes
Approved the Consent Agenda
- Aug 9, 2022Board
C10ApprovedPublished agenda 2025 Penny For Pasco - Adoption Of Interlocal Agreement For Distribution And Consent To Share Proceeds
Approved minutes
Approved the Consent Agenda, including the Addendum to the Consent Agenda,
R85ApprovedPublished agenda 2025 Penny for Pasco - Proposed Resolution and Establishment of Pasco County Projects List
Approved minutes
Approved Staff’s recommendation to include the noted revisions to the County Projects List.
- Dec 7, 2021Board
N158No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Sheriff – FY 21 Return of Funds Letter – Penny for Pasco
- May 18, 2021Board
C25ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment - Movement of Funding – Public Services Branch, Parks, Recreation, & Natural Resources Department – Penny for Pasco Revenue to Sale of Surplus Lands – $250,000.00
Approved minutes
Approved the Consent Agenda
- Oct 7, 2019Board
C43No disposition in the minutesPublished agenda Purchase of Eight Heavy-Duty Transit Vehicles - Gillig, LLC - Capital Replacement and Route Expansion - Penny for Pasco Funding: $2,000,000.00 - Federal Transportation Administration Funding: $1,036,095.00 - Local Funding: $827,811.00
- Apr 23, 2019Board
C57ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment: Transfer Funds from Penny for Pasco Fund Reserves – Public Safety Branch – Purchase of Purvis, Fire Station Alerting System (SAS) – $1,696,521.00
Approved minutes
Approved the Consent Agenda
- Jan 23, 2018Board
C20ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment: Recognize and Transfer Funds in the Penny for Pasco Fund – Public Safety Branch, Fire Rescue Department – To Purchase Personal Protective Gear for Firefighters - $324,000.00
Approved minutes
Approved the Consent Agenda
- Jan 9, 2018Board
C27ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendment: Appropriation of Funds to Carry Forward Unspent Funds in the Penny for Pasco Fund from Fiscal Year (FY) 2017 to FY 2018 Office of Economic Growth - Provide Incentives to Private Organizations - $3,984,555
Approved minutes
Approved the Consent Agenda
- Jul 11, 2017Board
C47ApprovedPublished agenda Budget Amendments: Recognize Additional Fund Balance Revenues in the Penny for Pasco and Local Option Gas Tax Funds and Transfer the Funding to the Capital Projects Fund – Development Services Branch, Engineering Services Parkway Turn Lanes Project $817,718.00
Approved minutes
Approved the Consent Agenda
- Jul 11, 2017Board
C74ApprovedPublished agenda Resolution, Budget Amendment, and Ratification of Joint Participation Agreement; Contract No. G0O07, Florida Department of Transportation - Federal Transportation Administration 5311 Capital Grant - $271,946.00 - Penny for Pasco Funding - $42,549.00
Approved minutes
Approved Staff's recommendation.
In the room
Transcript2 moments
Machine transcription of 283 recorded meetings — 9% of decided items have one. Speaker names are inferred from voice and can be wrong.
- PASCO 2050 comp plan update and community engagement
Jaimie Girardi I mean okay. There probably are three or four items on this list that I do agree Penny for Pasco. Number one, number eight. So limited extent number two. Probably not the rest of these, okay. So if somebody told them the penny for Pasco is gonna pay for all ten of these things, that's just flat out wrong. Okay, so For some of these Somebody's gotta make a financial decision about whether to so And we and our board is a debates about whether to increase taxes for th any of these things. or to reduce taxes for some of these things, it'd be helpful to know How how do I know which of these they're willing to put their money where their mouth is?
- Pasco 2050 comprehensive plan update workshop
Jaimie Girardi positive things when you have And some of our Penny for Pasco money this next round is gonna be allocated for those type of trade programs. So That I think we're doing. I don't know that we're going to solve the problem of people not wanting to work at all.